Not even an army of dolphins will keep me from killing the king of Atlantis when Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League arrives.

Rob Forbes is a 5FM radio DJ and is well known in the local South African gaming community as an active member. A few days back, he tweeted out the a video which contains some extremely serious and disturbing allegations against an anonymous, but apparently well known, individual in the South African Twitch community.

This week, it looks like the developer behind Batman: Arkham Origins is finally ready to lift the lid on what they’ve been cooking for the last several years.

Called Ghost of Tsushima: Legends, the free mode will allow two to four players to choose from one of four different character classes (Samurai, Hunter, Ronin, or Assassin) and tackle story missions together that increase in difficulty as you progress.

Mortal Shell is an excellent entry in the Souls-like space with some fantastic ideas around character progression and combat but is unfortunately let down by a health system that discourages exploration and an element of tedium that unnecessarily pads out encounters.

With some extra polish, a retuning of the enemies and less frequent knockdowns, there could be something magical here down the road. I’m still not entirely sold on the live service model and having a battle pass system in play this early in the lifecycle of Marvel’s Avengers feels premature, but I’m slowly feeling it!

Which is all fine and well, but you know what Skyward Sword isn’t? It’s not Wind Waker HD. DAMMIT NINTENDO.

An indie developer has documented his entire game design thought process on an insightful Twitter thread.